| 論文題目及摘要(英文)
The senior high school diversified admission program and its impact on choosing a school for junior high school students.
This research aims at understanding the viewpoints of the third-grade junior
high school students in Taipei counties on the goals of the senior high school
diversified admission program, and its impacts on choosing a school for the
junior high school students. By discussing the goals and students'
inclination, attitude, information, and consultation of choosing a school,
this research contributes to understand the achievement possibility of the
goals and its influences on the third-grade junior high school students in
choosing a school.
At first this research investigated the documents that related to the
diversified admission, followed by designing “surveys on the achievement
possibility of the goals of the diversified admission program and its impact
on choosing a school for junior for high school students” and “interviews
with the educational personnel on the achievement possibility of the
diversified admission and its impact on choosing a school” on the basis of
the goals of the research and the questions to be answered, by means of making
investigations and doing researches on the third-grade junior high school
students in Taipei county and interviewing with education-related personnel.
Through analyzing and processing, the information from the research sums up
the following conclusion:
1.For the third-grade junior high school students,
the achievement of “enrolling in local senior high school”
possesses the highest possibility, while the achievement of
“relaxing the pressure of admission” possesses the least
possibility. By sequences, the achievement possibility of
the goals of the senior high school diversified admission are
“enrolling in the local senior high school”, “promoting
the quality of the examinations”, “the methods of the
diversified admission” and “relaxing the pressure of
admission”.
2.The diversified admission varies from the student's
background.
A.Students whose father's education is senior high school or
vocational school that considers a higher possibility in the
achievement of “relaxing the pressure of admission”.
B.Students who are male, the first son (daughter), whose father
is a soldier or policeman and who are from rural areas
believe a higher possibility in the achievement of “the
manners of the diversified admission”.
C.Students who are the first son, the second child, whose
mother's education is elementary school or junior high
school and who study in counties or towns or remote areas.
They think that a higher possibility in the achievement of
“enrolling in the local senior high school”.
D.Students whose parents are soldiers, policemen, retired,
housekeepers, or unemployed regard a higher possibility in
the achievement of “promoting the quality of the
examinations”.
3.The inclination of choosing an ideal senior high school for
the third-grade junior high school students.
A small numbers of the third-grade junior high school
students intend to take the examination again and think that
it is important to choose an ideal senior high school, while
with the intention to study. As for enrolling in the ideal
school, they think that the more scores they get, the more
confidence of entering the school they have.
4.The variations on the attitude of choosing a school for the
third-grade junior high school students.
A.The main factors of choosing a school are “public schools or
private schools”, “the basic capability examination
scores” and “the traffic”.
B.The senior high school diversified admission program should
develop the functions of “cultivating knowledge and
skills”, “guiding students' future development” and
“increasing the opportunities of admission”.
C.“Enrolling in an ideal senior high school”, “enrolling in
the university in the future” and “this program leaving
them no choice” are important motivations for the third-
grade junior high school students to participate in the
senior high school diversified admission.
D.Most students preparing for the diversified admission feel
themselves suffering from great pressure, having no time for
other business and bored at studying.
5.The differences of “information on choosing a school” for
the third-grade junior high school students.
A.The information for senior high schools comes from
“explanations of the teachers”, “explanations of the
school”, and “assistance from parents and siblings”.
B.“Parents”, “teachers” and “classmates” are important
influences for the third-grade junior high school students in
admission and choosing a school.
C.71.6% of students indicate only part grasp of the diversified
admission and its influences on the third-grade junior high
school students.
D.80.9% of students reveal part support for the diversified
admission, and think it making no difference whether they
support or not.
6.The differences of “consultation on choosing a school” for
the third-grade junior high school students.
A.Emphasis on the consultation of “abilities of creativity and
thinking”, ”abilities of solving problems in daily life”
and ”passing on knowledge”.
B.Required assistance on “the suggestions from parents and
teachers”, “the least admission grades of senior high
schools” and “understanding of the senior high school
diversified admission”.
C.77.5% students partly support entering the school on the
basis of the basic capability examination.
7.The ideal senior high school for the third-grade students in
junior high schools.
Their first choice is the senior high schools in
neighborhoods, while the second is the general senior high
schools in Taipei city, followed by the top of three senior
high schools in Taipei city.
8.The differences of choosing a school for the high-score,
middle-score and low-score students under the senior high
school diversified admission program.
A.For “Inclination of choosing a school”
A high percentage of high-score students think that they
would enroll in any permitting schools, and a high average of
these students agree with “the importance of choosing an
ideal senior high school” and “the confidence of enrolling
in an ideal senior high school”.
B.For “the attitude of choosing a school”
a.The factors of choosing a school for high-score students are
“cost of the tuition” . The function of the program is to
develop knowledge and abilities. A high percentage of
students feel satisfied with the diversified admission
program.
b.A larger percentage of middle-score students feel that whose
future being controlled by others, not having time for other
business, keeping a delighted mood and full of energy in
their lives, while their motivation of participating in the
diversified admission is to enroll in an ideal senior high
school.
c.The considerations for low-score students in choosing a
school are “the basic capability examination scores”,
“ranks of the school”, “future development”, “and the
admission standard”, “interests and aptitudes” and
“styles of the school”. A larger percentage of these
students think that such a program leaves them no time for
other business.
C.For “information on choosing a school”
a.High-score students obtain such information via “their
parents and siblings ”, while a high percentage of them only
partly understand the diversified admission information.
b.Middle-score students, a large percentage of them only partly
understand the information, yet unfulfilled support the
diversified admission program.
c.A large percentage of low-score students obtain such
information via “classmates”, deem themselves to fully
understand the information and totally support the
diversified admission program.
D.For “consultation of choosing a school”
a.When choosing a school, a high percentage of high-score
students require assistances of “the understanding of the
senior high school diversified admission program”; these
students “partly agree with” enrolling in the school based
on the basic capability examination grades and whose ideal
senior high schools are “general senior high schools in
Taipei city”.
whose ideal senior high schools are “general senior high
schools in Taipei city”, “in the vicinity of general senior
high”.
b.A high percentage of middle-score students , whose ideal
senior high schools are “general senior high schools in
Taipei city”, “county complete high schools (the senior
high school department) ”.
c.A high percentage of low-score students require consultation
more on “abilities of creativity and thinking”, “ability
of choosing a school” , who need the assistance of “the
amount of enrollees of senior high schools” when choosing a
school, and whose ideal senior high schools are county
complete high schools (the senior high school department) and
the top of three senior high schools in Taipei city.
Eventually, I provide some suggestions, such as educational administration
department, junior high school administration, and continuous research, as
reference for administration research and practices. |